As we get closer to the November 6 Midterm Election Day, join our discussion with “Conversations at Kress”, a community series on the importance of gaining and exercising our right to vote, and how we can protect that right today.
Countering voter suppression requires knowledge about not only what our rights are today, but where we've come from to get here.
Being a voter is more than just bubbling a ballot one day a year. It is a commitment to our communities and our democracy to elect individuals committed to the same principles we hold dear, and to hold those individuals accountable through our actions and our votes.
An eleventh-hour executive order doesn't fix the harm done to thousands of children and their parents. Trump's order replaces one crisis for another: children don't belong in jail at all, even with their parents, under any circumstances.
The Capri Theater will present a special screening of To A More Perfect Union: United States v.
This free, full-day program is jointly sponsored by the Federal Defenders for the Northern, Middle, and Southern Districts, the Alabama Civil Justice Foundation, Alabama Appleseed, and ACLU of Alabama, and offers 6 hours of CLE credit for lawyers and 6 hours of CE credit for social workers.
The Alabama Youth Justice Coalition invites you to attend a community forum to learn about how over one thousand kids are tried as adults in Alabama each year. Together, we can make sure children are offered opportunities for redemption and rehabilitation in the justice system.
Join us at the Alabama State University College Democrats' "Women's Reproductive Healthcare Forum" on Tuesday, September 5 at the Student Center Theatre on the ASU campus from 7-9pm.
Join LSA and the ACLU for a Voting Rights Restoration Training to help low-income ex-offenders gain the right to vote!
